font-size: 14px;">Whether you photograph families, weddings, events or commercial clients, having the right contract in place isn't optional. It's one of the simplest ways to protect your business, set clear expectations, and create a professional client experience from day one.

This bundle includes comprehensive, industry-specific contracts covering:

Family & Portrait Photography
Weddings & Events
Commercial Photography

Each contract has been drafted by a practising Australian solicitor and shaped in collaboration with Stacey Rolfe, combining legal expertise with almost a decade of real-world photography business experience. They cover the clauses photographers actually need, including payment terms, cancellations and reschedules, copyright and image usage, delivery timeframes, client responsibilities, limitation of liability, and more.

They're written in plain English, fully customisable to suit your business, and designed to be uploaded directly into your CRM or attached to your invoices and proposals.

If you photograph across multiple genres, this bundle gives you everything you need to protect your business with confidence, without paying for each contract individually.

A quick but important note:

Tog Docs are professionally drafted legal templates created for photographers. Tog Hub and Stacey Rolfe Photography Pty Ltd is not a law firm and we do not provide legal advice. No client / solicitor relationship is formed between you and us when you purchase and use our templates. Our templates are general in nature. They are not personalised legal advice, and purchasing a template does not create a solicitor-client relationship. They may not cover every situation or law that applies to you or your specific circumstances. If you have unique business circumstances or require advice specific to your situation, you must see a qualified lawyer before using our templates. Our templates are not intended to be a substitute for legal advice. Our templates are based on laws current at the time of purchase and are based on Australian law. They are not suitable for use outside of Australia.

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